Sergio Olmos

Sergio Olmos, CalMatters investigative reporter who tracked Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino, discusses high-production social media enforcement, inland raids and tactics that targeted people by appearance. Bryan Strawser, chair of the Minnesota Gun Owners Caucus and gun rights advocate, explains Minnesota carry law, reactions to the Alex Pretti shooting, risks of carrying near enforcement scenes, and calls for an independent probe.

Kolina Koltai, a Bellingcat researcher with ties to Los Angeles, explores the nuances of immigration raids, specifically how researchers can leverage bystander videos for accountability. Sergio Olmos from CalMatters highlights alarming patterns of surprise raids on farmworkers in Bakersfield, while Kevin Clancy of Evident Media discusses innovative methods for documenting these practices. The conversation dives into the legal struggles, the role of social media in exposing unconstitutional actions, and the ethical challenges faced by enforcement personnel. Transparency and community involvement are key themes.

Marisa Lagos, a KQED politics correspondent, along with Sergio Olmos, an investigative reporter with CalMatters, and Nick Miroff from The Atlantic, dive deep into Trump's renewed battle against sanctuary cities. They discuss what sanctuary really means in 2025 amid legal turmoil and shifting local policies. The conversation highlights the complexities of community relations, the implications of California’s SB 54, and the ongoing challenges faced by local law enforcement against federal immigration tactics. Expect insightful analysis and real-world impacts!